The House of the Devil, the latest offering from wunderkind director Ti West, is an homage to '80s horror, complete with Satanic rituals, unanswered phones, and a big empty house.
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Nicole Opper’s first feature documentary, Off and Running, tells a uniquely American coming-of-age story. We spoke with the director about the joys, and occasional frustrations, of working with a high school girl.
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The directors of Cropsey revisit their Staten Island childhood ghost stories in this must-see horror documentary. That's right, horror documentary!
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Swooning black and white film, jazz, and dear dirty old... Boston? We talk to the director of Guy and Madeline on a Park Bench.
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Tribeca Director of Programming David Kwok talks with four returning producers about their 2009 world premieres, their TFF history, and advice for those aspiring to fill their shoes.
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Tribeca Director of Programming David Kwok talks with three of this year's directors about setting their films in the city we know and love.
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We talk with Richard Laxton, the very British director of An Englishman in New York, an extraordinarily acted film about Quentin Crisp, featuring moving performances by John Hurt and Cynthia Nixon.
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We talk with actor Eric Bana about his directorial debut, the passionate documentary Love the Beast, and the best places on earth to take a car out for a cruise.
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With her new movie, Handsome Harry, a reprise of her 1984 Variety, and a star turn in doc Blank City, director Bette Gordon is on full display at TFF 2009.
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Tribeca Short Film Programmer Sharon Badal talks with five directors of short films in this year's Festival, all of whom are based in New York City.
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